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Show !'mm So. IRev. 10-300. 10-7~1 UNITED STATES DEPART;\1ENT Or THE INTERIOR FOR NPS USE ONLY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RECEIVED NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTOR Y -- NOMINA 'fION FORM CONTI NUATION SHEET ITEM NUMBER (OATE ENTEREO 10 PAGE 2 The Multiple Resource District boundary was fanned by utilizing existing dirt roads that encompass the area l .... ithin '\\hich exists the most sigmficant characteristics of the district. In addition, these roads were the major access points into and around the Tintic District. l\':here no road existed, the bOlmdary, was famed by utilizing a ~ine representing the "hOTtest distance bet'h-een D,O points. The points are as follows: A. 12/397970/4421870 B. 12/402440/4424000 c. D. E. F. G. H. I. 1120 OS' S81t Long. 1120 04' 48" Long. 1120 03' 13" Long. 1120 02' 42" Long. 1120 OS' 45" Long. 12/402770/4416730 12/400600/4419540 ~OTE: 39° 39° 390 39° 39° 57' 58' 59' 57' 45" Lat. 52 1t Lat. 04" Lat. 23" Lat. 52' 51" Lat. The Multiple Resource District encompasses an area "nich necessitates the use of two U.S.G.S. maps. One Ji'.ap (Tintic Junction) contains tffi.f ticks; hrn. . ever, the other (Eureka) does not. Therefore the district, irregular in shape, contains nine points, four given in UIN reference, and five in latitude and longitude. |
